What is Quark Star?

Quark star is an extremely compressed, exotic object theorized to be made of about 1% of all neutron stars, which in turn reliably form the collapse of stars with 1.5 - 3.0 sun masses. Quark stars were not convincingly observed, but two promising candidates were recorded by X-ray Chandra 10. Neutron stars, compact object size of a small town. One teaspoon of neutron star weighs one billion tons (over 1.1 billion tonnes). Gravity is so strong that the highest "mountains" on a neutron star are only a few mm high. Quark star is an even more compact object than a neutron star. In a neutron star it is the pressure of degeneration between neutrons that prevents the body's collapse into the black hole - in the Quark star isThe pressure between quarks.

In a neutron star, all electrons connect to protons to create nothing but neutrons. The neutron star is seen by the only gigantic atom, the core composed exclusively of neutrons surrounded by a thin electron shell. In Quark star, voter quarks are thrown around and recomb, morphine from well -known quarks and quarks down, which make up all the particles on the ground, to more massive strange quarks, which we know only from high energy experiments with particles accelerators. The quark star can be considered the only gigantic Hadron (Proton or Neutron), but with many quadrillions of quarks rather than only typical three.

When a neutron star collapses into the Quark star, it is theorized to make the event called Quark Nova. The process by which quarks are deconfected from neutrons would release tremendous energy, even more than the most prominent nuclear reactions, whatIt would cause the most impressive explosions from the Big Bang. It is possible that the mysterious rupture of gamma beams (GRB) is actually Quark Novae.